Traveling to a clinic can become a serious barrier to proper wound care. Older adults, people with limited mobility, and patients living in assisted-living communities or nursing facilities often find that their wounds get over-looked because they have no one to take them to the clinic.
Missed appointments will interrupt treatment and can cause a wound to worsen between treatments.
Sunwave Wound Care drives to you. Our caring staff bring specialized wound treatment directly to your home.
Our focus is chronic wounds, non-healing wounds, and hard-to-heal wounds by offering advanced biologics that speed the healing process.
Note: Not every cut requires a wound care specialist. A recent injury with uncontrolled bleeding, a deep laceration that may need stitches, or a rapidly worsening infection requires an urgent-care center or emergency room.
Not every cut requires a wound care specialist. A recent injury with uncontrolled bleeding, a deep laceration that may need stitches, or a rapidly worsening infection requires an urgent-care center or emergency room.
A mobile wound evaluation may be appropriate when:
Patients should not wait for a wound to worsen. There are many comorbidities that can interfere with the healing process such as diabetes, poor circulation, pressure, immobility, smoking, inflammation, and inadequate nutrition. We are well-experienced in treating wounds inspite of these confounding factors.
Pressure injuries commonly develop over the heels, hips, and tailbone, when exposed to prolonged pressure. Treatment must address both the wound and its cause. Repositioning, pressure relief, moisture management, nutrition, and caregiver participation are all be important. We provide guidance and daily visits to speed the healing of these stubborn wounds.
Diabetes affects circulation, immune response, and the ability for nerves to sense problems. A person with diabetic neuropathy may not feel an injury developing on their foot. Treatment includes direct care of the wound, blood-sugar management, pressure relief, and coordination with podiatry or vascular specialists.
Venous ulcers caused by swelling and poor blood return from the legs. We treat the wound directly while also addressing the underlying swelling and vascular condition of the leg
Arterial ulcers are a result of inadequate blood flow. These wounds appear on the toes, feet, or lower legs. They are painful and can be dangerous.
We start by evaluating why the wound remains open. During your first appointment, your provider will review the wound’s history, prior treatment, medical conditions, medications, mobility, and other factors affecting recovery.
The evaluation may include:
Infected wounds may require more care. It is our goal to lower hospital readmission rates and help you heal at home. Visit frequency depends on the treatment plan. We'll discuss your options and provide you with follow care as desired.
Sunwave coordinates with home-health agencies, primary-care physicians, assisted-living staff, and skilled-nursing teams. Clear care coordination reduces conflicting instructions and keeps everyone on the same page.
Contact us today to set an appointment and review insurance participation. Medicare or Medicare Advantage coverage may depend on medical necessity. We also work with Aetna and United Health Insurance. We’re well-versed in the requirements and can walk you through ahead of time.
Dr. Brian Goldman is an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist who founded Sunwave Wound Care after recognizing the difficulty many patients face when trying to obtain consistent care for chronic wounds.
His surgical background gives him a practical understanding of tissue, anatomy, infection risk, and the body’s healing process.
Dr Goldman’s approach is patient-centred: determine what is preventing healing and provide cutting-edge treatment at home using the latest in wound care science.
Sunwave combines clinical judgment with compassionate care.
When not treating woulds, you’ll find Dr. Goldman Green Cay or picking up a game with friends at the Boynton Beach Pickleball and Tennis Center.
If you or a loved one has a wound that is not improving, contact Sunwave to discuss the condition. We’ll verify insurance coverage, and help you determine whether an in-home evaluation is appropriate.
Traveling to a clinic can become a serious barrier to proper wound care. Sunwave drives to you our caring staff bring specialized wound treatment directly to your home, with advanced biologics that speed the healing process.
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Traveling to a clinic can become a serious barrier to proper wound care. Older adults, people with limited mobility, and patients living in assisted-living communities or nursing facilities often find that their wounds get over-looked because they have no one to take them to the clinic.
Missed appointments will interrupt treatment and can cause a wound to worsen between treatments.
Sunwave Wound Care drives to you. Our caring staff bring specialized wound treatment directly to your home.
Our focus is chronic wounds, non-healing wounds, and hard-to-heal wounds by offering advanced biologics that speed the healing process.
Not every cut requires a wound care specialist. A recent injury with uncontrolled bleeding, a deep laceration that may need stitches, or a rapidly worsening infection requires an urgent-care center or emergency room.
A mobile wound evaluation may be appropriate when:
Patients should not wait for a wound to worsen. There are many comorbidities that can interfere with the healing process such as diabetes, poor circulation, pressure, immobility, smoking, inflammation, and inadequate nutrition. We are well-experienced in treating wounds inspite of these confounding factors.
Pressure injuries commonly develop over the heels, hips, and tailbone, when exposed to prolonged pressure. Treatment must address both the wound and its cause. Repositioning, pressure relief, moisture management, nutrition, and caregiver participation are all be important. We provide guidance and daily visits to speed the healing of these stubborn wounds.
Diabetes affects circulation, immune response, and the ability for nerves to sense problems. A person with diabetic neuropathy may not feel an injury developing on their foot. Treatment includes direct care of the wound, blood-sugar management, pressure relief, and coordination with podiatry or vascular specialists.
Venous ulcers caused by swelling and poor blood return from the legs. We treat the wound directly while also addressing the underlying swelling and vascular condition of the leg
Arterial ulcers are a result of inadequate blood flow. These wounds appear on the toes, feet, or lower legs. They are painful and can be dangerous.
We start by evaluating why the wound remains open. During your first appointment, your provider will review the wound’s history, prior treatment, medical conditions, medications, mobility, and other factors affecting recovery.
The evaluation may include:
Infected wounds may require more care. It is our goal to lower hospital readmission rates and help you heal at home. Visit frequency depends on the treatment plan. We'll discuss your options and provide you with follow care as desired.
Sunwave coordinates with home-health agencies, primary-care physicians, assisted-living staff, and skilled-nursing teams. Clear care coordination reduces conflicting instructions and keeps everyone on the same page.
Contact us today to set an appointment and review insurance participation. Medicare or Medicare Advantage coverage may depend on medical necessity. We also work with Aetna and United Health Insurance. We're well-versed in the requirements and can walk you through ahead of time.
Dr. Brian Goldman is an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist who founded Sunwave Wound Care after recognizing the difficulty many patients face when trying to obtain consistent care for chronic wounds.
His surgical background gives him a practical understanding of tissue, anatomy, infection risk, and the body’s healing process.
Dr Goldman’s approach is patient-centred: determine what is preventing healing and provide cutting-edge treatment at home using the latest in wound care science.
Sunwave combines clinical judgment with compassionate care.
When not treating woulds, you'll find Dr. Goldman Green Cay or picking up a game with friends at the Boynton Beach Pickleball and Tennis Center.
If you or a loved one has a wound that is not improving, contact Sunwave to discuss the condition. We'll verify insurance coverage, and help you determine whether an in-home evaluation is appropriate.
Call us to discuss the wound, verify your insurance over the phone, and schedule your first in-home visit often within days.
